New Times took over the pool at Midtown 4 to deliver a spectacular fashion show along with complimentary drinks and music by Black Jesus. Click here to view part 1 of the slideshow.
New Times took over the pool at Midtown 4 to deliver a spectacular fashion show along with complimentary drinks and music by Black Jesus. Click here to view part 2 of the slideshow.
A lament for lost carnage -- and coherence -- of action movies.
Read more: Action Movies Don't Have to Suck by Vern.
Vern's website: The Life and Art of Vern
Anime fans took over FIU's Graham Center for Yasumicon 2008, which featured cosplay costume contents, discussion panels, a dealer room and a cosplay coliseum. Click here to read our recap of the event.
Despite being downgraded to a single stage, Rock The Bells managed to provide an impressive hip-hop lineup, which included Nas, Method Man & Redman, Mos Def, A Tribe Called Quest and more. Click here to read our review of the festival.
Linkin Park, The Bravery, Chris Cornell, Ashes Divide and more stopped by Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Fla., with the Projekt Revolution tour. Click here to read our review of the festival.
One of the most anticipated Halloween events was street artist NeckFace's premiere Miami exhibition Devil's Disciple at Our House West of Wynwood. The exhibit included a haunted house and skateboard demo.
Murk'd and Cooljunkie joined forces to bring The Big Sleep to PS14 in Downtown Miami. The event had music and art combine to produce audio/visual bliss.
The Mayhem Festival stopped at the Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach Wednesday, July 30. The metal event featured performances by Slipknot, Disturbed, Dragonforce, Mastodon and more. The South Florida stop was a homecoming for Miami-band Black Tide, which New Times wrote a feature on in July.
Every year ArtServe in Fort Lauderdale holds Red Eye, an annual showcase of local art and music. This year's event featured live art demonstrations by Kapone is ILL, Doug Hoekerna and Noah Jones, and performances by Band #12 , the Microdots, Pretty Please, Dooms De Pop and more.